The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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Bitter truth, as you are never tired of demonstrating to me. Do you
think the unfortunate cross has not had his share of the torment? Mrs. Denham. Too light a share for his tyranny, cruelty, and, above all, his _mean_ hypocrisy. May he burn in some spiritual fire for that! Denham. So he does; it runs in his veins. Well, something better may come of it, some day. By-the-bye, I expect some men to see my picture. Mrs. Denham. Brynhild? Denham. Yes, such as she is. (_Crosses_ R, _and looks at the picture._) Another failure, of course. (_Sighs._) Mrs. Denham. Why will you always speak of your work so despondently? Denham. Because I want to do better. Vanity, I suppose. (_He comes back towards the fireplace._) |
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